make waves
The phrase "make waves" is an idiomatic expression that means to cause a disturbance, create a commotion, or draw attention by taking bold or unconventional actions. It refers to someone who challenges the status quo or defies the norms, often resulting in controversy or a significant impact on a situation or community. The phrase alludes to the ripple effect of throwing a stone into water, symbolizing the spreading influence or disruptions caused by a person's actions or ideas.
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